The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-03-12

States atty; John W. Shanklin, Esq,
Clerk; Silas Y. Miller, Esq, Sheriff.
The March term of the Circuit Court COM
menced ON Monday, 18th instant. The following
names comprise the Grand and Petit Juries
GRAND JURY. PETIT JURY.
Samuel NJ. Rankin, Lewis Imhof,
Foreman John j. Hynes,
Samuel X. Crosby, John A. Feifell,
David Feelmyer, Robt. Harker,
Nicholas Meekins, Frederick Lustnsuer,
Joseph Emmart, Stephen Barton,
Edward Kimberly, Jacob H. Kraft,
George Berry, Sr., m. f. Helms,
Nmrod C. Logsden, Wesley M. Uhler,
William H. Kelly, Geo. X. Gill,
John Schlaline, David Hoover,
Zachariah Alban, Jr., Henry S. Wright,
VIM. Rutledge, Edward N. Sipes,
Milbrrn e. Stewart, Geo. K. Swemm,
0rrick II. Ensor, John S. Joyce,
Michael Farley, Elisha N. Dorsey,
Carlton T. Brown, Charles A. Stewart,
VIM. P. Cole, Thos T. Kane,
J. Y. Maynadier, Elisha Fishpaugh,
William Elliott, Edwin A. Gorsuch,
John H. Hertlein, Zebulon Barber,
John G. Kline, VIM. Richards,
George E. Dressell, James III. Asher,
George A. Meter. Robert A. Whiteford,
Adam Bender.
The various dockets we're preliminary called,
and judgments entered on the trial docket in favor
of plaintiffs for amounts follows: Francis B.
Laurenson, use of G. Oer & Sons Co., of Baltimore
Rogers for sis2 so the First National Bank of
Harrisonburg, Va, VS.. Nicholas M. Brian, for
$3S4.43 Mary E. Curtis vs.. Charles II. Standi-
ford, for $445.5S Stewart Brown and Charles E.
Garritee, administrators of John T. Johns Gist
T. Cockey, for Sl53 81; R. R. Boarman and Edw.
Stevenson, administrators of Sarah A. Stevenson
VS.. Micajah w. and Martha e. Ensor for 5000 ;
Coma vs M;caiah w Ensor Sim and Tosanh t.
Tracey vs.. Micajah Ensor for $31075, the three
last cases being on original docket. Judgments
by default with leave to extend the same in favor
of plaintiffs were entered in the following cases :
Annie Brooks vs. Margaret Lena, Philip and Sa
bina Brum VS.. E. Andrew Brum, William S. Tay-
lor, Jr., VS.. James L. Amos, James Sturgeon VS..
Kemp Bartlett, Jr, William Edward Pearce VS..
Mary A. and William B. Buckingham, William R.
Lincoln We. Chas. W. Bentley, Charles Schaun vs..
Catherine Fink, widow, Geo. P. Thomas Co. VS..
Josias Mallonee, and Chas. w. Brooks VS.. Martin
D. Geist. The following were entered "of": VIM.
M. Vernay vs.. BENZ. F. Croft garnishee of Benja-
min L. Stansfeld; same VS.. Peter G. Zouck, gar
nishee OF same; same VS. Joshua Tracey, gar
nishee of same Mary E. Lytle VS.. Edward and
Abbey Wallis, Coakley Bros. vs. Richard M. Coch-
rane 1.-TWO cases), and John I. Yelott, administra-
tor, VS.. Jacob Greaser. The of Daniel II.
Bolinger VS.. Edward G.. and Charles Wheeler, and
that of the appeal of Mary R. Williams, in the
matter of opening Shirk street, were stetted; and
the case of Tobias Linsey VS.. Mrs. Sarah Feast
was dismissed.
TUESDAY, MARCH S.-The peremptory call Of
the appeal docket was begun and disposals made
as follows: William W. Stritehof VS.. Thomas
Shields; appeal from Justice Dorsey judgment
below for Shields for S65.62; judgment of non
pros. John Henry Blum VS.. Mary Pelton, Same
VS.. Margaret Brown, and Same VS.. Hezekiah
Boice each appealed from Justice Smith /; judg
boIou g. mir
lively, and for the amount of $40 each and costs;
in each case judgment above of non pros and mo-
ton to strike out judgment filed in each case.
Tate, Muller Co. VS.. Geo. w. Wade; appeal from
Justice Smith ; judgment below for Wade, defen-
dant, for $3.50 costs on trial before jury.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9.-Tate, Muller Co. vs. g.
W. Wade; appeal from Justice Smith; before re-
ported verdict for defendant (Wade). Albert d.
Bokel VS.. John Pratt appeal from Justice Wright;
Judgment below for Pratt for $3.50 reversed with
out prejudice John and Mary Ault VS.. Newboid
& Sons; appeal from Justice Mettam; judgment
below for Newbold Sons for 7.13 reversed with
out prejudice J. Hartman Schone VS.. George
Whtelock, permanent trustee of Ernest de Mer-
OLA appeal from Justice Pole; judgment below
for Whtelock for S42S5 affirmed. John D. Weak
ley VS.. Arthur & Rurton; appeal form Justice
Walter; judgment below for Arthur Burton FOR
S64.97 affirmed. The members of the petit jury
were discharged till 10 o'clock a. m. Monday,
18th inst.
THURSDAY, MARCH 10.-George R. NOVEL; VS..
John Kemp, appeal from Justice Cooper; judg-
ment below for Kamp for $87.2S; tried before the
court and held sub curia. John Edwards VS..
julius j. Kroeber, appeal from Justice Hevern
Judgment below for Kroeber for $7O.64; reversed
as to John Edwards Stephen H. Barnett VS..
Thomas H. Mahoney, by his next friend, Martha
Mahoney, appeal from Justice Kiefer; Judgment
below for Mahoney for property replevied, the
plaintiff to pay defendant SIS for the care OF the
mule and also S5.76 COSTS" appeal dismissed.
The appeal docket was concluded. Martha A. Gill
was divorced from John H. Gill, permitting the
parties to marry again. The custody of the three
children was awarded to the wife, with liberty to
the husband to visit and the children at proper
intervals of time.
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Isss- DIR. J. Piper, of Towsontown, and DIR. John
Morris, of Baltimore, members of the State Board